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Principal Investigator: Dr. Yasmeen Faroqi-Shah
Lab Members (Fall 2010): Front row left to right: Rebecca McDaniels, Monica Sampson, Yasmeen Faroqi-Shah, Allison Copeland; Back row left to right: Kate Brownstein, Polina Altksan, Michelle Krovlev

Current Lab Members

Doctoral:

  • Monica Sampson: Research interests include self-monitoring and jargon in aphasia, and bilingualism.

Masters:

  • Polina Altskan

Undergraduate:

  • Kate Brownstein
  • Allison Copeland
  • Michelle Krovlev
  • Rebecca McDaniels



Recent Student Accomplishments:

Monica Sampson received a Minority Student Fellowship from the American Speech Language Hearing Association in 2009. She also presented her research at the Academy of Aphasia (Boston, 2009) and the American Speech Language and Hearing Association (New Orleans, 2009).

Inbal Eshel presented her MA thesis project at the Clinical Aphasiology Conference in 2009, Keystone, CO. View poster here.

Lauren Graham successfully defended her Masters Thesis in April 2009. The thesis was titled: Verb naming treatment for individuals with agrammatic aphasia: Efficacy data.

Lisa Pyun received an Undergraduate Research Fellowship sponsored by the Howard Hughes Medical Insitute in 2008 for her honors project titled "Single word processing in bilinguals: a neuroimaging investigation". The highly competitive HHMI fellowships are provided to support innovative undergraduate projects in the biological sciences in select American Universities. Lisa's project, mentored by Dr. Faroqi-Shah, used magnetoencephalography to examine word processing in Spanish-English bilinguals. Lisa successfully defended her Honors thesis in December 2009.

Christine Virion was awarded the NIDCD Student Fellowship to present her MA thesis project at the Clinical Aphasiology Conference in Jackson Hole , Wyoming , in May 2008. The project, titled "Go aphasia!: Examining the efficacy of Constraint-Induced Language Therapy for agrammatic aphasia" was mentored by Dr. Faroqi-Shah. These merit-based fellowships include a travel stipend and mentoring opportunities. Christine successfully defended her MA thesis in 2008. Her work was published in the journal Aphasiology in 2009. click here to view article.

Lab Alumni

Graduate:

Maureen Beck
Catherine Eaton
Inbal Eshel
Lauren Graham
Sarah Haszko
Emily Schuster
Mohan Singh
Brandy Trammell
Christine Virion
Stephanie Weinberg




Undergraduate:

Heather Alexander
Susan Bahadori
Jamie Boxer
Sarah Camponeschi
Rachel Caruso
Jamila Darwish
Xiomara Esteban
Laura Felgendreger
Miguel Galaz
Juliette Gassert
Andrew Golboro
Jessica Greenberg
Krisitn Grunwald
Diana Hufzinger


Soo Kim
Erin Larter
Alyssa Maultasch
Tracey Moskatel
Miriam Pollack
Lisa Pyun
Clinton Rebello
Lauren Rosenberg
Rachel Saleats
Somya Seshadrin
Nirali Soni
Pascale St. Victor
Justine Taweel
Phil Torres
Lab Members 2006
Lab Members 2010

 


Friends and collaborators at other institutions

Allen Braun, Professor of Communication Sciences and Disorders, and Neurology, Northwestern University

Michael Walsh Dickey, Assistant Professor, University of Pittsburgh

Viorica Marian, Associate Professor, Northwestern University

Cynthia K. Thompson, Professor of Communication Sciences and Disorders, and Neurology, Northwestern University

Maryland Day

Students Participating in Maryland Day 2007

 

 

Students Participating in Maryland Day 2006

 

 

 

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